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Übersetzung für 'bolus' von Englisch nach Deutsch

bolus

Nahrungs­brei {m}med.

Bolus {m}med.

große Pille {f}pharm.

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bolus [obs.]

große Arzneipille {f}pharm.VetMed.

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bolus-like {adj}

bolusähnlich

holus-bolus {adv} [coll.] [all at once, unmodified]

ganz und gar [im Ganzen und unverändert, so wie etw. ist]

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bolus alba

Tonerde {f}med.

bolus chasing

Bolusverfolgung {f}MedTech.

bolus death

Bolustod {m}med.

bolus injection

Bolusinjektion {f}med.

bolus obstruction

Bolusobstruktion {f}med.

food bolus

Essensbolus {m}med.

meat bolus

Fleischbolus {m}med.

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bolus arrival time <BAT>

Bolusankunftszeit {f} [auch Bolus-Ankunftszeit]med.

bolus-chase technique

Bolus-Chase-Technik {f} [Angiographie]MedTech.

contrast agent bolus

Kontrastmittelbolus {m}med.

contrast medium bolus

Kontrastmittelbolus {m}med.

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esophageal food bolus obstruction [Am.]

Steakhousesyndrom {n} [auch: Steakhouse-Syndrom]med.

oesophageal food bolus obstruction [Br.]

Steakhousesyndrom {n} [auch: Steakhouse-Syndrom]med.

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injection of a bolus of a T1-shortening contrast agent

Injektion {f} eines T1-verkürzenden Kontrastmittelbolusmed.

• Bolus {m} = bolus
• Bolus-Chase-Technik {f} [Angiographie] = bolus-chase technique

• A combination bolus/multiwave bolus is the combination of a standard bolus spike with an extended bolus square wave.
• The bolus moves down towards the esophagus by pharyngeal peristalsis which takes place by sequential contraction of the superior, middle and inferior pharyngeal constrictor muscles (pharyngeal plexus—IX, X).
• The food bolus causes a stretch of the gut smooth muscle that causes serotonin to be secreted to sensory neurons, which then get activated.
• Five minutes after the bolus dose has been administered, an activating clotting time (ACT) should be performed and an additional bolus of 0.3 mg/kg should be given if needed.
• As soon as the bolus of food is received in the pharynx, the elevator muscles relax, the pharynx descends, and the constrictors contract upon the bolus, and convey it downward into the esophagus.

• To do this, they burrowed into the bodies of the adults and formed a bolus that they then swallowed.
• The bolus was first created in Zeeland in the first half of the 17th century by Sephardic Jewish bakers, mainly from the Portuguese region of Alentejo.
• When the bolus is used to reduce the skin-sparing effect, the bolus does not necessarily need to touch the skin all over the bolussed area as the scatter is of sufficiently high energy to be unaffected by an air gap.